[ledger]: Provider Fixes

The release of the Ledger includes two important bugfixes:

• The Ledger Live derivation path was incorrectly deriving addresses which is now fixed
• The provider was missing a request function to proxy any RPC requests that are not explicitly patched.

Changelog:

• [refactor]: Alternative method of address generation for Ledger (#901)
• [fix]: Hardware Wallet Providers Send Transaction (#894)

[keystone]: Provider Request Function

This release adds a provider request function that passes on any RPC requests to the RPC URL that are not explicitly patched.

Changelog:

• [fix]: Hardware Wallet Providers Send Transaction (#894)

[keepkey]: Provider Request Function

This release adds a provider request function that passes on any RPC requests to the RPC URL that are not explicitly patched.

Changelog:

• [fix]: Hardware Wallet Providers Send Transaction (#894)

react: 2.0.5

This release includes a fix for handling initial state more reliably when components using the hooks render before a wallet is set.

This gives initial state to all the hooks using the web3-onboard api strengthening reliability and uniform functionality throughout your application using the hooks.

react: 2.0.4

This release includes incremented version for the web3-onboard core and common packages in the react hook package.

These updates include a new instance prop in the walletInterface type to allow passing of a wallet instance along with the provider in certain wallet modules.
This is beneficial for wallets that have extra methods built in to the walletInstance that is not standard across wallets.

e.g. Magic wallet has methods userMetaData() and resetEmail() that are exposed through the instance property

type WalletInterface = {
  provider: EIP1193Provider,
  instance?: unknown
}

Changelog:

• web3-onboard/react:v2.0.4: [update] - Update deps for React Package #882

magic: 2.0.0

The Magic module provides email login support for the Magic Wallet through web3-onboard.

Install

npm i @web3-onboard/magic

Head over to https://magic.link/ and signup to get an API key for your DApp

Login options

• Email - The Magic module comes with a built in email login modal that is customizable
  in the same fashion that all other web3-onboard UI components are

• note: The Magic Module currently only supports email login but we are open to expand to sms or socials*

Initialization Options

type magicOptions = {
  apiKey: string
}

Usage

import Onboard from '@web3-onboard/core'
import magicModule from '@web3-onboard/magic'

const magic = magicModule({ apiKey: 'API_KEY' })

const onboard = Onboard({
  // ... other Onboard options
  wallets: [
    magic
    //... other wallets
  ]
})

const connectedWallets = await onboard.connectWallet()
console.log(connectedWallets)

Accessing the Magic Wallet Internals

When a Magic wallet is connect the Magic instance is exposed.
This can be used to get information such as user Metadata, update a user's email address or handle the user's token.

const [magicWallet] = await onboard.connectWallet()

try {
  const { email, publicAddress } = await magicWallet.instance.user.getMetadata();
} catch {
  // Handle errors if required!
}

For full documentation and examples please visit Magic's official docs

Changelog:

• web3-onboard/magic:v2.0.0: [feature] - Magic wallet module addition #879

fortmatic: 2.0.2

This release includes a bug fix that was not allowing the provider to properly reset and patch after wallet_switchEthereumChain is called

Changelog:

• web3-onboard/fortmatic:v2.0.2: [feature] - Magic wallet module addition #879

core: 2.0.11

Handling of the new instance prop in the walletInterface type to allow for passing of a wallet instance with the provider in certain wallet.
This is beneficial for wallets that have extra methods built in to the walletInstance that is not standard across wallets.

e.g. Magic wallet has methods userMetaData() and resetEmail() that are exposed through the instance property

type WalletInterface = {
  provider: EIP1193Provider,
  instance?: unknown
}

Changelog:

• web3-onboard/core:v2.0.11: [feature] - Magic wallet module addition #879

common: 2.0.3

Addition of the instance prop to walletInterface type to allow for passing of a wallet instance with the provider in certain wallet.
This is beneficial for wallets that have extra methods built in to the walletInstance that are not standard across wallets.

e.g. Magic wallet has methods userMetaData() and resetEmail() that are exposed through the instance property.

type WalletInterface = {
  provider: EIP1193Provider,
  instance?: unknown
}

Changelog:

• web3-onboard/common:v2.0.3: [feature] - Magic wallet module addition #879

[torus][fortmatic] - Bugfixes

Two small releases for the torus and fortmatic modules which fixes bugs where calls to parseInt with hex string values were incorrectly using a radix of 10.

Changelog:

• [fix] parseInt Calls (#875)